Steampunk-themed programs have done pretty well on the App Store. Games such as Gears [$1.99] have certainly demonstrated the viability …
Continue reading “‘ArkanoArena’ Review – Steampunk-Styled ‘Breakout’”
If you missed out on our WWDC preview, allow me to calibrate your expectations about Tiny Heroes [$2.99], a new …
Continue reading “‘Tiny Heroes’ Review – Brutal Tower Defense From the Creator of ‘geoDefense’”
What I like about the Hector: Badge of Carnage games is how comparatively different from one another they are. The …
Continue reading “‘Hector: Badge of Carnage Episode 2’ Review – Straandlooper Returns”
Earlier this summer, Limbic Software did what I thought couldn’t be done: it created a zombie game with a unique …
Continue reading “New ‘Zombie Gunship’ Upgrade Lets You Kill More People”
On the heels of a cool new content update to Plants vs. Zombies for iPhone and iPod Touch, creator PopCap …
Continue reading “PopCap Throws A Sale, Offers Most Of Its Catalogue On The Cheap”
This past July, SNK Playmore surprised everybody by releasing The King of Fighters-i [$4.99], a mobile version of their popular …
If you’re a regular listener of our TouchArcade Show podcast (and if you’re not, then really, shame on you) then …
Continue reading “‘Sushi Cat 2’ Exists, I Desperately Want It on iOS”
King of Dragon Pass [$9.99] originates from what I consider to be on the tail end of the golden age …
Continue reading “‘King of Dragon Pass’ Review – “Thus ends our sorry tale, the tale of clan Fart.””
Plants vs. Zombies [$2.99 / HD] for the iPhone just received a little more feature parity with its cousins on …
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It takes a special kind of game to pull off surviving exclusively through tilt controls. That goes double for games …
Continue reading “‘Pod Odyssey’ for iPad Review – A Tilt-controlled Romp Through Alien Worlds”
